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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-08-18

IT has been about decided that the Pres
ident's tour will embrace the cities of Chi
cago, st. Louis, Milwaukee, Madison, st.
Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha, Kansas City,
Memphis, Nashville, and Atlanta. His
fixed appointments will necessitate the
declining of any more invitations. He
will start the last week in September.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-08-18

GENERAL G. X. WARREN was one of the
few unrewarded heroes of the war, and he
died booken-hearted after having served
with CONSPICUOUS gallantry and skill until
the very last battle against Lee. His IN
fortunate difference with General Sheri-
dan at Five Forks, and his long and tire
less battle for his vindication which came
only as he was about to drop into the
grave, are familiar to all; and it is not
surprising that his friends propose to er-
ect a monument to his heroism on Little
Round Top, Gettysburg, where his fideli-
ty, skill and energy saved Meade's left
flank from disaster. The treasurer of the
monument fund is Colonel A. S. Marvin,
of the Marvin Safe Company, New York.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-08-18
PLUNGED INTO ETERNITY

An Excursion Train of Fourteen Load
ed Coaches Crashes Through Bridge
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-08-18

In the Darkness Early Thursday Morn
ing Near Piper City, Illinois.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-08-18

Ten Cars and an Engine Piled in a
Heap--Fire Fiend Adds to the Horror
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Painless Regulation.

Change in the weather can not make .
young man happy so quick as change in
the pOckst.
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Later and Corrected Details of the Horrible
Disaster-Hellish Vandals at Work.
Peoria, ILL.,, special in referring to the
Chatsworth wreck says: 1t was the larg-
est excursion and largest passenger train
Il Western road, the train consisting of
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEALr--MONDAY, ANGUISH t. 1887.

duty TO do. We may be called puri.
tans, Temperance cranks, enthusiast.
fanatics, etc, butt 10 simply the old cYv
oil the devils: "Let as alone"
Third-The devils entered into the
swine, but the men were saved. The
men Of Gadara lost their property, bat
two homes were made happy. The
unlawful business OF swine herdinp
was interiered with, but q terror Wss
removed from the neighborhood. Ten
thousand swine were lost, but two
souls we're saved.
The men OF Gadara besought Jesus
to depart out Of their coasts. They
felt the loss. 1t Is even 90. Men en-.
gage In unlawful or unholy business;
ret merely money value on friend.
ship or men.
The men who are now spending
Thousands Of dollars to debauch snd
buy votes; to pack judges and clerks
at the approaching election to defeat
the will OF the people at the ballot
boxes; who are buying up speakers TO
bolster up their miserable business,
are the men who are crying with the
men OF Gsdars, depart out OF our
cUast."
They care not for the bliphted
homes. the degraded children, the
broken hearted wives, the brutal zsd
husbands, the low morals OF the city,
the utter ruin Of the country. 90 that
their personal int rests may be en-.
HANGED.
Let rs strike from us these chains
that have 90 long bound Us, and with
q State redeemed we can then do No
the redeemed men OF Gadara did,
"Publish how great things Jesus has
done for u.s."
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PERSONALS.

is. Cn1ts has returned from Ken.
lucky.
MRs. CLITPoRD BRucR and son have
gone to Bailey Springs.
SAMUEL MAY aad vile have gone
on q pleasure trip 10 the East.
Ms, MARY BELLE BunRows 10 visit.
Ing Mics Mary Bragg. at Little Rock.
MIS- fRAscKs Pu1zEL leaves today
Tor q visi, 10 warm friends at Helena.
o. b. CLARK hai put In an appear.
ance at the Hyseia Hotel, Old Point
Comfort
MISS MARY MINER. Of Florence,
Ala, who has been the guest OF Mrs..
Clifford Bruce, retained home yelter.
day.
Miss JENNIE BAUM will leave short.
ly for q visit ~ relatives aud friends
In New York.
CHAs. WuR1zBuRaKR, accompanies
by his litter, Mru. seesel, has gone 10
New York, where he 10 70 be married
on the 22d instant
II. l. Maxwell, Honey Grove,
Tenn +; A W. Ghg,by, Nashville, Tenn /;
u. w. Comesss, Shreveport, La, and
p. j. King, Helena, ARK, are regis.
tered az GAtton's.
o. 7. SoDEs, OF Kentucky; J. II.
Grtii1, raeetg ger agent OF Evansville
and Tsrre Haule railway; A. X.
Fudee, Of Kanfas City, and l. Fishel
and family are at Dudy's Hotel.
w. 4 KIsKKAD, q Cincinnati |;
Flank VI. OPP, Of Cincinnati; r q.
Morrow, Of Paducah; Maurice New.
burger, OF Chicago; Maj J. Abbott, Of
New Ofltans, and q. X. Piper, Of Boo.
ton, are at the Peabody.
MRS J. II. TAYLOR aud Mlss Rosa
Taylor, Of Como, Miss. Leon Cans
and L. l. BeiEberg, OF Philadelphia I;
X. Griffith. and wife and Miss baDis
Cooper, Of Jackson, Miss; w. r.
Muhiord, Of New 0rlesns, aud q. M.
Helm, Of Mississippi,a are at the Gayoso
Hotel,
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Legislative Council will meet
this afternoon 10 discuss and act upon
the Union depot contract.
Fannie Harlow, the thirteen YEAR
old girl taken from the dive, No. 203
Front street, escaped from the Mis-.
sion Home yesterday afternoon.
"A large crowd attended the con.
cert at Jackson Mound Park last
night, ending delight In everything
save overcrowdsd and slow. going
street cars.
As recorded by thermometer In
the APPEAL editorial rooms last night,
the temperature was entirely too high
to be stated without raising q doubt as
to veracity. Suffice II to cay, the show.
ing was not one TO inspire consolation.
The Land and Labor Club held a
large and enthusiastic meeting at the
new hall on Second street last night.
The discussion OF pertinent questions
wss general, intelligent and highly
beneficial.
Anthony suggs, iorty.fve years
old and Q coal black negro, is registered
on the station houte docket with a
charge OF stealing $25 from a Fort
Pickering grocery keeper named
Wright, Saturday night. He fell into
the clutches Of Officer Bsvell.
Anyone knowing the whereabouts
oil III Is Holmes will confer a favor by
sending word TO his family, who are
in great distress a. he left very mys.
toriontly. Address Mrs. h. L Holmes,
care o. II. Oourson, clrner OF DeSoto
and Monroe street, carriage factory.
To-day, In the Catholic Church, Ia
the festival Of the Assumption OF the
Blessed Virgin Mary, q great holiday,
one OF obligation, and masses will be
said In all the churches ne on yes,er.
day. The vigil Ia day Of fast and ab.
s,inence, but as fasting on Sunday IL
unknown that part Of the observance
was transferred TO Saturday.
Officers Dillon and Wolf chased
q neg'o named William George out Of
Court street bottom last night for At
tempting TO cut the lifs ont OF his vile.
The couple have not dwelt together In
harmony Tor some time past, and the
husband has been nj Atoka. He came
to Memphis day or two ago and At
once proceeded 10 lay q scheme for the
death Of his spouse.
The vanity and eoneeit Of SQUARE
Keeper Rogers has been 30 toucned
and tickled by the FREQ uent illusions
to his management OF the park that
he 10 advertising the APPKAL BY tack.
Ing up copies on trees with sr,icles
marked, 80 that all who enter NAV
read and know Just how important he
10. IL only shows how different PEG.
pie view the same object
About 4:S0 o'clock yes erday
morning, Mrs. Bluudsr6eld, living al
No. 90 Florida avenue, was aroused
from slumber by the cries of an In.
faut. Knowing that none belonged
at her houte sn invea tigation wa.
made. On the front steps she found
q basket In which was a boy baby
about three months old. Attached
TO the infants clothes was note
stating that, AS you have no baby
and have several, 1 thought would
spare you one. Gall him John
FIuch." Mrs. Blunderdeld is delight.
cd and will keep Johnnie.
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Tho True Method

OF curing hsbI,usl oonsti patton and
liver ard kidney Ills 10 10 avoid the
use OF the bitter drastic liver med.
cines and cathartics, and 10 take only
the pleasant liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup Of Figs IL cleanscs M well a,
strengthens the system, and does not
leave the bowels cosiye, no that regn.
lar habit, may be formed and the In.
valid permanently restored 10 health
IL acts promptly and effectively; Il Is
easily taken and perfectly harmle0s
For sale In 80 cents aud 81 bottles by
II. J. Heister and all leading drus.
gisls. Van veet a Co., q. w. Jonss
4 90, w. N. Wilkepon a Co., ]. ].
Miles, end (. Mansfield a 90. have
been appointed Wholesale agents a
Memphis.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, ga I'd 81.
FoR Q tonic, nse Quinine aud whisky
q. III. HERBER 4 CO., Agents.


DIR. McOLURR has opened O branch
office at NJ. "a fernando street.
A cHRAp line iron and slate mautels,
also grs;e front and tenders, ut Gabay's
" you want all pine lumber call on
Brinkley Lumber Company, IA JEFF.
fersoD street.
500 co'ds OF word given away BY
persons hauling II, at woodruff Lum.
Der Compauy's mills.
Go TO P. CunpIng bam's wagon fac.
tory, Garner D3soto and Monroe
stre.ts, 20 order your drsye.
COLLECTIONS In city and country
promptly sttrr dad to by THE JNO.
H. LENOW Law AND COLLECT.
ING AGENCY, No. 287 Main street,
Memphis, Tenn.
STANLEY 4 ANDERSON, funeral dir
ectos and embalmers, So Madison
street, are fully prepared to furnish
chairs at residences, when ordered, for
the accommodation OF friends.
DoS'r buy Steam Engines, Gins,
Feeders, Condenfers, Cotton Presses,
Cotton Elevator Fans, and other Ma
chinery, before seeiHg Woode & woods,
S32 Second street. They keep these
goods la stock, ard can chip or short
notics.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE 10 hereby given TO all parties
IN holding and owning bonds. coupons.
MORTGAGES, judgments, notes, accounts, of
wha,scsver form Of indobtednsss against
the Mobile and rhwes'ern Railroad Com.
pany. that the underlined Special Com
missioner. acting under authority conferred
no n m by q decree OF the District Court
o. the United Statss for tho W.atern Division
Of the MOTT ern Judicial ps'rict Of Mishs-
sippi, rendered August 9th, A. d. 1857, n
the case Of VIM. II. KGtsspberEer OF III.
against .sid railroad c,mpAny. will. on the
1887, at the once OF Wstioa q Hirsh, Room
9, Cotton Exchange Bu ding, In the City Of
Memphis, Tenn, between the bonrs off q. n.
and pm, on each Of said days. proceed TO
take proofs Of all debts offered against said
railroad company, By an iavit OF the parties
and the predueti.n 81 toe eyidsnce Of debt,
tie Clerk Of the United states District Court
n 0x,ord. Miss, up 10 and inclusive Of the
SAW @. LANE.
mon fri. Special Com missioner.
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nIGH.HANDED HOoDLUnIsx.
A Tang or ReuEhs Take ForcibIe
Possession OF = Drag.

A daring piece Of high.handed
hoodlumism was perpetrsted by thu 90
or four white rufiians on jackson
street, about 1890 O'Clock last night.
A party OF young people, including q
gentleman named James Blbb az a two
ladies, were forcibly compelled TO va.
cato q drag and surrender Il 10 the
roughs. After securing the vehicle
the party drove sround promiscu ously,
using the most boisiefous Ia guaee.
The disposessed people reported the
occurrence 10 Officer Mccormick, who
took position near wellman's stable,
where the drag belonged, to await de.
velopments. As Il drove MP the on.
Ger gave chase, and ran one Of the
young roushs TO his home. 1, proved
TO be Tom Joyce, bu, as the door wa,
shut and fastened his capture could
not be effected. When caught, "A th.
entire gang will DO sooner or later, a
noble example should, end doubtless
will, be made OF them.
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Ae fdeatIasaranee.

Inc URE IN THE rRAvELKRs or HARTFORD.
The terrible disaster on the Toledo,
Peoria and Western railroad should
rem nd every ma, Of the necessity 10
provide himself with an accident policy
for those dependent on him. Delays
are dangerous. Apply TO Marx 4
Bansdorf. agenia
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miIburn Gin ana Machine 60.

Have on hand, ready for prompt de-
livery, Engines, Boilers and fittings,
Gins, Feeder Condensers. Hydraulic
Cotton Pres.ee, and everything per-
tanning 10 frat ciHs Ginning outfit
Write them before you purchase.
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SUNDAY SERMONS.
INTERESTING DISCOURSRs BY
WE'LL KNOWN CLERHYMEN.
"Prinitive Evangelists and Modern
Reyivalists"-" Gospel Of Christ"
and sCasting Out Devils"

Below will be found synopses Of ser
mons delivered yesterday from the
pulpits Of the city. Rev. DR.. Briney,
Of the Linden Street Christian
Church, selected for his theme
"Pimitive Evsngelists ane Modern
Revivalists," showing upon what au.
thority any one can preach the gospel
In the name Of Jesus Christ. Rev.
DR.. Daniel, by inteichsnged, preached
at the Park Avenue Presbyterian
Church, selecting for his text, "For
Am Not Ashamed OF the Gospel Of
Christ" and Rev. II. A. Jones, Of
the First Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, delivered q prohibition or
temperance discourse at Avery Chapel,
the subject being named "Castlns Dat
Devils"
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Q. wesl,b-Dr. nrasressrd's
Tonic and nery,pe, the Great
EFeneh anNclle

NERVOUS DEBILITY In all ia ras.,.
~ mental and physical dsprosion n, sper,
I.'9r,a.s hygoenonfrl., ,'.,ili.y' neural
ness, paralysis, I'm pots nee, epilepsy, loss OF
memory, softenins Of the braia, an 4 ali ais
eases ~ the nervous system may be- udi
cally cured In either tsn by 80 use ofthi
uneHcclled preparat on. IL IL q matter !
supreme impottauco 20 ust aTpfttriat
treatment fos the cute Of the lots % nerv,
rover, ard Or. Boaursgard's Tonic ans
Eervine, after many year, trial In Eurcrs
has proved infAliibie n taken according 1,
directions, which are AIRED 20 each botti,.
One Dor equal 10 one months tfeAtmepli
Will cure recent cases. Price, ~. 90 a 80
or glr boxes for 80 90. Sent By mall rrs,
paid on receitt OF price. We gufra ltss ala
boxes 70 cure any case. With cash ofdot n.
ceived By us for sta boxes We will send oaf
written guarantee 70 return the inonsy Il
treatment does not eject a cure. A. Rsnk.
ert A CO., druEgitn, sole agents Cor unltsd
States, 1n and us Main ~, Memphis, Tss.
Ordsr spG uIforf N asa a.s..
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r.rs Avenue rss.sy,sri.. ch.rcn.

s~Ss aNco"e Esss"yteftsu thureh.
BY "a pleasant exchange Of pulplts
the Rev. l.. II. Richardson, the very
acceptable young minister who has
been serving the congregation Of Park
Avenue, preached In the Frat Pres
byierisn church yesterday morning,
while the pastor Of the lslier congre-
CATION, Rsv. Eugene DAnie, occupied
the pulpit at Park Avenue. In order
10 preside over q congregational meet.
lug ut which Mr.. Richardson was
unanimously elected pastor. Tho call
Of the congregation was most cordial.
aud II IL confidently eKpt cted tia, Mr.
Richardson will accept II. The fol.
lowing Ia y mere outline OF the eermon
delivered before tho election;
TeIt-Romanr, l, 10, ~. For I am
not ashamed Of the gospel Of Christ
for II 10 the power oil God unto salya.
ton 10 every one that belieyeth Ia
the Jew fret aud also 10 the Greek.
For therein IL the righteousness of
God revealed from faith 10 i.ith.1
When the APOSTLE says that he ia "not
ashamed" OF the gospel he, Of course.
Intends 10 express not merely ths
absence Of shame but the pre,enos
OF profound admiration. The senti.
ment he advances Ia substantially
tie zane ~ that which no sets
forth In another plscs when be Hays
that he positively glories In the gos.
pei OF Christ. Next he states WIN
lie 40 exuts. That gospel Ia dlylnely
powerful 10 save men. II Ia omnlpo.
tent unto the salvation OF every man
who will accept II, whether ne be Jaw
or Gentle. Next, the apostle tells us
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0vKRros a GRosvKSoR offer the
storehouse No 800 Front street, now
occupied by Porter 4 Macrea, for rent
from September Let.
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goffon uasLefs.

Iron bound white oak cotton bas'
kels, with or without haudles, for sale
by
a ifftEr ssiSSS}fSSi tSs | g..
PQRTkRS,. MAcRAE,
. EcGSSLkfRLtbs. ifIssSSvKR a co.
J, ID. 0OrfnELP, paientse,
No. - Monros d.
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Solid suycrxsre % MuIISrss.
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Fine wa,ehe Repairing ~ Hulfores,
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srI have this day admitted Mr.. s. W.
GREE ass ps'tner 10 my ba,ine,,.
July %. 1851. ". L. sRLDHN.
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q NnW iRGsu VOun.


Z. d. Sullivan. the patriotic mayce q Dsblin.
10 allied with sccru ~ the lee Of ~ Tuesee eee
coercion being able 70 break eoWu ifisn inee.
rendsnoo. ana bursts out intO THE poom ssalIne
tho scOrn felt By 1rslano's thirtytW0 oounssse
for the coercion cot ana m,euu0nlno " 49,
OF places dear 70 every lrishrnan u AmeuSe'
Antrim with hatred proeOano y f~0eoun0N
Monaghan spurns u ~ s0motAine unosses'
Claru has no notion Of ever rvepsesaeey~
Sligo condemns u ~ 00i0us ana mean.
galway declares visn't worth bAo penny.
RSscommon salutSs u With hsss see w,th
IT'S lassSs6 ~ By Corh. NE dsspissd by Eli
,r,s sta,ss ana stoned BY Armssh aad Tyrone.
Cavan lots n NJ II, Louth takes shy Att
Meath and westmssth In the sport take
share,
King County ,eors a, .. Queens County snser.
orsat is the maulins &c ss,s nom kildare.
Down and germOush 20 In with stick at II
barry has given II dip In her boss,
"Tip" takes run and . big svtnging kick q II,
Angry Mayo sets II torn By the dogs.
LonEford ana Ltitrim koep cutting ana hack.
ing ~
'Tis nuns In Dust hole by asrce Donegal;
Carlow would never grow weary Of whaching II,
such 10 the usase II eets from them Ill.
Joyous acclaim TO them, honor ana fame 70
them;
Long may they flourish. the brave thirty two,
Ono spirit nriny them. ono thought inspiring
them.
standing united. undaun.sd and true.
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IAhDiHAsD lRsSALLSD.
He sisss the DaIgasaaa Ooaseasusssa md lsss
ppOoloaAoeeO0,


prseianassea.
Prince Ferdinand IVES enthusiastically vel.
co,ned on his arrival ct Tirnova 0u Saturday
night On Sunday he attended To Dsum
In the cathedral. From the cathedral, with
. brilliant military and ofiicial escort hs
proceeded n ths hall Of the 0rsas Sobrapjs.
Tho sobsanje IVES In session, and whom the
prinos entered he was greeted with prolonged
cheering. The metropolitan delivered an
address and administered the oosh 10 the
prince. who thsreupon signed the C0nstitu.
tiOu. n. Stoilofi, the primo minister, on bo.
half Of Prince Ferdinand, resd . proclsma.
1--WE, ferdinand, BY the grace Of God and
tho will Of the people Prince Of Bulgaria,
announce 70 our woll-boloved people that Ne
assume the government Of the country. We
will rule In ~ cordance with the constitution,
with intent 70 promote in glory, greatness
and development We shalt always bo ready
n sacrifoe our lifefor its happiness. " Tho
prince thsnks the people for h.S elevation and
tue regents and ministers for their able con-
duct OF affairs during the difficult crisis, pays
tribute to the patriotism and bravery OF the
people during recent eventa, and concludes |:
garia |"
There Wa no reference tn Russia In the
proclamation. Atter the ceremony Of installs
ton the ministers tendered their resignatious
snd the SObrapjs waa dissolved. Neither
Turkey nor any Of the powers hes replied to
Prince Fordinsnd's note asking their sppro-
val Of his election.
Prince Ferdinand will on Tuesday start for
Philippopolis, where he will arrive OH
Thursday evening lie will 20 by way OF
Gsbrovo and Cslofsr. The gsrrist a hiss taken
the oath Of Allegianc
Prince Ferdinand held . council at Sit.
TOYS, At which, Il h reported, Foreign Minis.
tor Nstchovitch disagreed y ith the prince In
his Views upon the iormstion OF Q cabinet
that Prince Fordidsnd has insured bis life
for q 600 600 norina
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WHAT ex.Suxsrus PILL, no.

In BRA spRrrH's PILLS the true Ife medicine
has been found. com posed ~ they are of numer
Gus vegetables So combined that each mutt
plies the virtues of the rest. They never can do
any harm. Their action IL always the same, no
matter how long or In what doses they are
taken. They purge away the waste particles
OF the system. They recruit the animal vigor
and arrest the progress OF decay. They purify
the blood I hey stimulate the liver. al hey In
vigOrate digestion. They open the pores. 1hey
make the bowels DO the work OF the kidn' -.
thus giving those organs an Ofttimes needed
rest. One or two at night tor week will dem
oustrsts their power and Is generally sufficient
- cure ordinary ciseases.
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a'ainIess Regulator.

II Isl no longer = question Of doubt-ai.
though the contrary was once believcd-that
medicines which produce violent cnech are
unsuited 10 other than desperate emsrgenciea.
In other words, that super- potent remedies
are calculated To wexken and injure tho sys-
TEN rather than reform Its irregularities.
Among medicines Of debilltAtiDg effect are
cathartic- and cholagogues which copioualy
and abruptly eyacuate the bowels. Because
II does not do this, Ho-tetter's stomach Bit-
tiers il preferable To the drcnching class Of
purgatiyes. Painless In its effects. IL IL suf-
hciently active To remedy chronic constipa-
ti"n. II relieves by invigorating the intes-
tines, and enables, not forces, them TO per-
form the duty imposed upon them by nature.
Promoting the secretion OF bile in normal
quantih., by Its hsalthfully stimulating eject
upon the liver, 1t IL cminently conductive to
digestion. aud contributes In no small degree
10 Keep the bowels regular.
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~ can recommend Electric Bittsrs ~ the very
best remedy. every bottle sold has given rslief
in every case One man took six bottles. ana
was cured OF kheuma atism Of 10 years standing. "
Abraham Hare. Beilevile, Ohio. nfiirms !: /" he
best selling medicine have ever handled In my
% years sXpuItence. II Electric Bittsrs." Thou
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APROlAL s0fyU2s.

sHILOHs COUGn and Consumption Cure
10 sold by US on guarantees; II c1res Con
sumption. sold by y. B Cochran, drugxist'
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E1oatom0nt In Tenn.

Great excitement has been caused in tho VI.
cinity OF Paris, Tex. by the remarkable no
SSVy Ss coyyid not turn in Ssd, or raise his head
every body said he was dying OF Consumption:
sent him Tinding relief. he bought . large bO,.
tie and box OF Dr. Kings New Life pills BY
the time he hal taken two boxes of Pulls AND
two bottles OF tho Discovery. he was well ana
had gained in iesh thirtystx pounds.
trial Bottles of this Great Discovery for Con.
aumption free at Il. b. Cochran's Drug store, l37
and fS0 North Queen street. Lancaster. Pa (2)